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Fried Sago Noodles

Mie Sagu Goreng

Clear, chewy sago noodles from the Meranti Islands, stir-fried with anchovies, bean sprouts and mustard greens. Lower in fat than wheat noodles.

Time
30 min
Serves
3 people
Origin
Riau
Type
Rice, Noodles & Staples
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Ingredients

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Spice paste

How to Make

  1. Fry the spice paste until fragrant.

  2. Add the egg and scramble.

  3. Add the sago noodles, sweet soy sauce and light soy sauce. Toss quickly.

  4. Add the greens, bean sprouts and anchovies. Toss until the vegetables wilt.

  5. Serve with fried shallots.

Kitchen tip

Sago noodles stick easily. Use high heat and toss quickly.

Questions

Where does Fried Sago Noodles come from?

Mie Sagu Goreng is a traditional dish from Riau (capital: Pekanbaru), in the Sumatra region of Indonesia.

How long does Fried Sago Noodles take to make?

It takes about 30 min in total to make 3 servings, including preparation.

What is the secret to a good Fried Sago Noodles?

Sago noodles stick easily. Use high heat and toss quickly.

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